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The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse LLC said it is partnering with 83 Energy to market a nonoperated working interest package comprising three wells in Wyoming's Converse County.
Highlights:
- 5.56% working interest / 4.48% net revenue interest in three horizontal oil wells in Converse County, Wyo.
- 68.30 net acres in a 1,135.58 acre pooled unit
- Average gross production of 171 bbl/d of oil and 858,000 cubic feet per day of gas
- Average net cash flow (last six months) of $10,313 per month
- Four authority for expenditures for new drills in the Parkman Formation
Bids are due Aug. 6. For information visit ogclearinghouse.com or contact Matt Stowers at Matt@ogclearinghouse.com or 832-601-7657.
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